@Anonymouse said: Once they have the navigation app is there a very basic, very bulletproof introductory video and/or walkthrough that I should direct them to? You will need to try the basics well before the trip and check if a few friendly new users can cope with the app. That way will you find the holes in your instructions. AI will give you a good starting point. You do of course have to read it and confirm it hasn't cocked it up, but that's AI for you. Example! MRA Navigation Next: Quick Start Guide From install to navigate Install the App: Download the official MRA Navigation Next app from the iOS App Store or Google Play Store. Log In: Open the app. Enter the exact email and password used to purchase your subscription or lifetime membership. Open the Route: On the main dashboard, tap Routes & tracklogs (under the "Get started" section). Tap the Groups icon on the bottom menu bar. Select Anonymouse's Group. Tap and open the "The Grand Adventure" route. Prepare: Tap the Navigate button. Launch: Tap Start to begin navigation. Before you leave home Download Offline Maps: Download maps over home Wi-Fi to minimise mobile data: Account (Top-right profile icon on home screen) ➔ Offline maps ➔ Europe ➔ United Kingdom ➔ Download whole region. Carry a portable power bank. ️ Whilst navigating Blue Line: Your active, dynamically updating route path. Follow this / listen to the instructions. White Line: Your original planned route. This shows where you should be if you stray off-course. (Note: The active blue line will automatically recalculate to guide you to the next upcoming waypoint). Next Instruction (top left): Displays your immediate next turn icon, distance countdown, and street name. Second Instruction (sub-indicator): Displays a smaller icon directly below the main turn box, warning you of the following manoeuvre (e.g., a quick right turn immediately after a left fork). Next Waypoint (top right): Displays the number of the specific waypoint you are currently heading towards. ️ Things you can do during the route Zoom the Map: Pinch out with two fingers to zoom out for a high-level view; pinch in to zoom closer into a junction. Change Layout: Tap the Compass icon to cycle through map views (Dynamic Camera tracking is the default). Skip a Waypoint: If you miss a stop or detour around a roadblock, long-press the waypoint indicator in the top-right corner to skip it manually. Your blue line will instantly recalculate to the subsequent waypoint. Stop Navigation: Tap the three dots menu button in the bottom corner and select Stop navigation.

@nomko dat vraag ik me ook af, volgens mij heb je precies het antwoord op de vraag gegeven. Wellicht handig om erbij te zetten, dat je van een POI ook een wegpunt/waypoint kunt maken en van dat punt een via- of vormingspunt.

GPX 1.1 is the best option. It exports route, track and waypoints. Remember to set the map to TomTom before the export ! [image: 1783570679435-89ec97db-081f-4977-92db-45f688db826d-image.jpeg] You can also export it directly to his online planner if you have his account info. [image: 1783570832278-62c0fbac-1bb0-4232-a823-1b1b37ec7be0-image.jpeg] [image: 1783570867576-b90298cf-510e-4a7d-91f9-7ea36261a157-image.jpeg]

@Brett-Bartick I refer you back to this section from above: The overlay maps are separate to the planning maps and have no effect on route calculations. Think of them as clear sheets with extra information that you place over the top of the planning map. The planning map underneath does all of the route calculations. Each overlay map contains different information. For instance, the OSM overlay shows footpaths and if you zoom in tight there is an incredible level of detail, from post boxes and public toilets to individual trees planted in a city. The Michelin map is famous for its green roads, a road with a green line alongside it indicates a scenic section. Motorway networks are also clearly seen. Google maps are good for showing shops and restaurants. The HERE logistical map is useful for anyone using oversized vehicles as weight and size limits are visible as are environmental zones. The overlay maps are just additional tools to use while planning your routes.

Nick, Thanks so much! It was there all along! Sometimes the simplest things can make a big difference! Just when I think I have a pretty good handle on this route planner, I find something else I should have known... Thanks again, Jim O'Dowd

Thanks Nick!

Much more information is available from the tracks. Use gpxsee, https://sourceforge.net/projects/gpxsee/ RT

@Albert-van-den-Elsen oui , merci , ma demande est pour l'application sur ordinateur

Simply use the MRA navigation on your mobile phone ...

As I get older, and I have more route history, I like this idea more and more. I've been using Google location history to answer the question - was I here before??

@John-Matthews-0 No, it didn't, but now it did https://forum.myrouteapp.com/post/79857

@peha, Long press on the track-line where you want to rejoin, a bit ahead in the route from where you are. This can only be done on the phone.

Of je gebruikt de nieuwe blokkade oplossing in de app. Het zal altijd zo zijn dat je toch onverwachte afsluitingen tegen blijft komen. Maakt het ook wel weer een uitdaging om een oplossing te vinden. Nu MRA je sinds de laatste update ook nog beter kan assisteren, zou het goed moeten gaan komen. Vanaf volgende week zaterdag 8 dagen Eifel en gegarandeerd dat we daar weer een kaart verrassingen tegen gaan komen. Als je ze als verrassingen gaat zien, worden ze misschien ook wel leuk, of toch in ieder geval een uitdaging. Have fun

Binnenlandse ferries zonder vaarschema worden door HERE als 30 minuten beoordeeld. Is er een omleiding mogelijk korter dan die 30 minuten, dan zal dus die omleiding berekend worden.

I received a similar error message 'hint' regarding the sea when attempting to automatically create a scenic roundtrip tour near Calgary. I had cleared all restrictions also. I was not expecting much, since this is an urban area, but there are mountains nearby.

@johs-heijmink-1-0 Als je in je POI bibliotheek op het “poppetje” klikt, worden ze in elke niuwe route zichtbaar [image: 1781510962418-img_0541.jpeg]

@Arend.iwema I think the subscriptions page pretty much tells you all you need to know There are 2 parts to MRA - the "MRA Routeplanner" which is the website & the "MyRoute-app - MRA Navigation Next" which is the mobile navigation app If you click any of the compare buttons you can see a detailed list of all the features available with each subscription [image: 1781360086782-ad7b143b-64f4-4f98-9eb3-5400b7a2fd44-image.jpeg] Your normal MRA account gives you free access to the website MRA RoutePlanner with all the functionalities of the "Basic" plan & of course access to this forum If you just want to navigate then the MyRoute-app navigation next app is all that you need to subscribe too If you take the "MyRoute-app Navigation Next" subscription it also allows you access to the "Here" routing calculator on the web site, this routing calculator is what is used in the Navigation app [image: 1781360747171-e13260b6-b780-4681-a9b6-f7b27a7ca848-image.jpeg] If you open a route on the website & click on the menu bar "Toolkit" you can see some of the functions / abilities which are available with the different subscriptions "Silver, Gold" [image: 1781360789894-de3f071a-23d6-4f19-978f-5f6df8a85b4c-image.jpeg] If your serious about planning routes with MRA then the additional tools like "Reduce", "Reverse" & "Split" that are available with the Gold subscription are very very useful & I would highly recommend the Gold subscription If you are patient, MRA often has subscription offers which significantly reduces the price to both the Gold & Navigation subscriptions

my roadbooks are stil evolving at this point.